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Page 8, The Guardian Monday, Sept. 26, 1955 u:-r-s an
Duckling Is Starred On A Midwest Menu
By Ida Bailey Allen
Early last. May. i hit what I Melt 2 tbsp. fat in a heavy fry- oull "the lilac trail", while cnling pan. Add the duck and 1 tbsp. route to Oskalonsa, Iowa, to ad-ieach minced onion and chopped dress the Iowa Federation of Wo-icelery. Fry until the duck is light- meifs Clubs at their thirty-firstlly browned.
Biennial Coiircniion. Add 2 beef bouillon cubes. Co- Flelds and Pastures ver one-third with boiling water.
I thrilled every time ll? vlhizl.Bake about 15 hrs.. or until Il- zed past a big clump nt lilacs in most tender in I moderate oven. bloom. not only in diioryartis. but 375 degrees F- Add 1 0- 5llCed along the railroad tracks. in fields mllShl'00mS and finish 000kilI8- nhd pastures. A burgeoning prooofl R9lll0V8 the duck SPOOD 0" EX- of the courage of those pioneerlcess I81 from the llquld- Add 2 Ivomen. who with their husbandsllbsil "OUT Stirred Smddlh in 2 ind families followed the rover-llbsll cold water or grape iuice. id-wagon trail west, plantimz a,Brlns to boiling point; serve nver; rarefully parkerl lilac hush. sym- lhl? dlll'k- I sol of home. as soon as the home- SW99! PMN0 PU"-V T" 3 (' stead site was iliosnn. lsmooth. mashed sweet potato add Soup and Salad 2 tbsp. butter. 1 tbsp. milk. '1
I enjoyed the Rocker dinnpy tsp. salt and H tsp. each monosod- aboard the Rock Island. One dif--ium glutamate and pepper. ferent feature was the serving of; Add 1 beaten 98! YOWC heal a tossed green salad with the soup. until creamy. Fold in 1 beaten
"When we do this. the salad is 0112 white. With a tablespoon. form sure to be eaten." explained the illln heaps 011 all Oiled baking dining car steward. ,sheet. Brown in is hot overn 400
This is a good idea. especiallyfdegrees. F.
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Peel. core and cut 8 tart apple into eighths. In a low saucepan! consomme Tossed Lemme ;dlssolve 1 c. sugar in IV: c. wateri Bake-Braised Wisconsin Duck land Vi 9- dd" ""95""-
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...:..'?E; The marriage of Miss Helen Barbara Ella Hicks daughter of
Richmond. was flovicr girl. Raymond B. lileador. of Bli..lL-
Carl Saunders, Petersburg, Va. ' assis'ed by Rev. James Brown.
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How am! the surroundings to- iigiit! The sky dark. and rain- drops. gems of sparkling crystal wasting on the pun. will perhaps a wind of equinox. Itrolll llld rough develop from the prevailing stillness we wonder. us come some- times fearful things from the quiet places of folks 'lieorts? We hope not.
We hope that the trees. the motherly maples and birehes and all their deciduous kin will r I. be subjected to buffeting wind. as were those of last autumn b:'ore the shades of season have had time to deepen in all their glory along the face of the Island countryside.
How the hills and Vales entice us to come abroad when such
beauty is spread-as do the bios- soming, tender days of the spring. 1A wanderer we would be-follow- new
the byways where colorful aches arch and filter the sun- on the fairy-paths below:
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lo into this "long still autumn, day" which was still. but by no; means lengthy though bocloude"'
;Jr. in Broad Street Methodist Church. Richmond. The bride was given in mar-
Mrs. Ansley S. Hicks, Richmond, Virginia. and formerly of Pownal, ;
stone. was his brother's out ”!-w--'-9 9V9” WW9 Y0” Walkl M5! mam Ushers were 305,3; 3, ,leaves float. so quietly down to re" Black. of Richmond. and L. Au- "l”'”' ""3!" 9" Mmh" Eafu”
- ceremony September Zllth. when Jennie Susan
P. E. l.. and the late lllr. Hicks, to Hamner Wood Meador, son
Glianey-Cairns ' Vows Solemnized Al Tryon Parsonage
The Baptist parsonage. Tryon.
on Tuesday Cairns. Kinkora. P.l-2.l.. became the bride of Private Joseph Chaney Aldershot, N.S. Rev. Dr. E. J. Barrass. minister of Tryon Bap- tist Church, performed the cere- mony.
brey Drewry, Jr.. and Charles E. "n' Self, both of Roanoke.
riage by Dr. John E. Stevens. Miss Marie Maxwell, of New
H , Brunswick. was maid of honor. Followin a rece tiou at the of Mn and Mi? Hm” 11' MCad' Bridesmaid were Miss Muricl home of Ilia and lllrs. S” g "r- lW""ki'- law Wk PW? 3' Reid. Miss Shelia Burrell and thc coiiple ion for a t '-- in r ., 4 lllll- Silllll'(lill'. Aiiuiisl ill. The Miss Nellie McCallum. all of aria. They will reside in Asfitand, "Pl'Cn'l(Il'l)' was pcrtoriiicil by Hi" 2 Nova Scotia, Virginia Stevens of Va.
lhavior" lliarper and Brothei'sl.lWol-ds The wiS( ,.
written by Dr. Frances L. Ilg and Dr. Louise Bates Ames. The auth- "'5 h3V9 been Closely amllillcl habit-one that is rarely ciii'c'. -,wiih the famous Gesell lnstituic Nine limes am of mi, lhe mg
05 Child D9Ve10Pment in New llav- thing a man's companion knows 0. M.ll. his short-coming is from his apo-
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Apolo;:i'I.iiig is a very rlcspciat"'
l on on the heights. how lovely- 5-.---.V sl:y ycur royal campy. and r.,.-s and miles of breath-tiring co-01'. blended in a matchlcss tan- ,c' y below. And down in the val- .l'-v in the pent stillness of the little brook run. ,s' Eng beneath the shadows iii ills bridge? Its melody a bit sari. c fancy, at least lacking the gait-ty and happiness of the spring and summer days. And.beariu'; ,nn its ripples odd lcaves from brookside trecs...a bright one...a scarlet or a double-dipped crimson,
Mary Haworth counsels throu::h,logy, It is mitzhty prCSl.ll'llplliililSly(lli watch being borne around a
this newspaper. ithat you must talk about them.
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wood of Montreal was re-clcrit-:l Pick up bits piesident of the Multiple ScIcros:is' with a bar of damp soap.
Apple Rensh Add the apples. ,1 tsp. whole Iueet Potato Puffs Broccoli ;Q!F'V9 and (In! Shck .C"m3m0"- Fnm.m,d.n,,iqin pup isimmer uncovered until the ap- Cnffee Tea Milk pies are fork-tender. Remove to a refrigerator dish.
Bake-Braised Duck: Clean and section a 8-4 lb. duckling. Dust with IV. tsp. each salt and mono- aodium glutamate, V; tsp. pepper and V: tsp. thyme.
Boll down the syrup I-S; strain
over the apples; cover and let .stand at least Zhrs. at room i teniperature, or refrigerate
I definitely.
MARY HAWORTIFS MAIL
Resident Outraged By Neighbor's
Parent - Policy
DEAR MARY HAWORTH: My pro blem is an old but sorry onsthe neiizhhnrs. Having moved into fl housing devolnpmrini where there are at least 30 small children on our street, I find myself in a con- stant emotional battle.
My neighbor Mrs. B.. for whom I have a lot of respect in most mailers. can't iinderstanzl another person's views on chilri-rearinE She goes by the book as it were - allowing her children the privilege of self-expression. which entitles them (it seems) to be nasty and Iuperlor if they choose to be.
Although I admit that my own children have quite a few nasty habits too. I do correct them and won't tolerate their abusing another child. either mentally or physically. Mrs. B. says children should be Independent. and permitted to make up their nwn minds about things. I say a child needs adult guidance and proper supervision. UP IN ARMS
Mrs. B's children have had the run of my back yard, as I on- cournge my children to share their toys. However, if her son. now 6, decides to put. my children out of his yard. or even strike them, aha stands by so smug and self- utisfled that I could scream at her! I have a fiery nature and
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don't take these things lightly; and already I've told her. bluntly. that my ideas don't coincide with hers! I know I haven't too much self- cnntrol at this point: but if is a constant battle. day in. day out; and I am just sick over the situ- ation. I feel we may have to move elsewhere: I simply can't stand things as they are now. But if a proper authority would explain how wrong Mrs. B's slant is, it might have a good effect upon her - due to the fact that she believes so fervently in the book.
I do hope I've made myself clear: and that I'll get an answer ,that Mrs. B. will read and heed. KR.
NEEDS KL?
DEAR K. 1.: An I got the picture. you are I well meaning but very horny and opinionated woman, now up against an intimate type of situation that simploy won't yield to your dictation. And for this reason you are jumpy with infuri- ated frustrntion. It is you who need help, g-other more than Mrs. B.. who seems poised and resilient, able to keep her head. in u trying circumstance that (figuratively) is driving you only. .
I've discussed your complaint with I young mother of preschool age children. who lives in I com- munity swarming with small fry. When I asked her. experimentally. whose ideas are right. your; or Mrs. 3': she said: "That's not lie point. u all some it contact. wherever we live. with at least some neighbors whose child-rear- ing methods differ from ours. And we can't boss our neighbors. of courso-just u we don't let them hose on."
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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Cairns, Kinkora, and the groom is the son of Mr. Michael Ghaney. St. John's. New-ll
society's annual meeting heri- .mm,.g,,..gg--,
foundland, and the late Mrs. Ghan-.
The bride wore a costume of Royal blue. Miss Flora Waddell. Victoria. was maid of honor. and Mr. Urban Cairns, Kinkors. was best man.
l day-to-day experience in main-' a case lll(P ynut's”' Speaking from. lainlng good neighbor relations.) ' my consultant suggests: 1. In at nice way lamiably hut effectivelyi! keep your children apart frnml those whose habits are offensive; to you: or who scem to pick on.i or make trouble for. your childrcnl given the chance. i
2. Encourage play associaiir" with neighbor children whose at . titudes you approve. And get a" ! quainted with their parents. to promote a friendly for symn:'."' - ticl approach to cooperative supc:--1 vision. when the children visit back and forth.
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J 3. Bear in mind that you aren't; entitled to run the show for the neighbors' children. especially on their home lot - in terms of your ideas of what's good for every- body. It ll lmpertinent of you to attempt to teach a neighbor how to rear her children to suit. you. "Every man's home is his castle" in this respect, unless and until the law steps in to rectify crim- inal negligence.
Mrs. B's methods may be wrong, by general reckoning: and if so, the beat you can do about it is to make doubly sure that you are managi your children wisely on your side of the fencu. And I'm not convinced that you are. Rather it seems you are being overly strict-anxious, fixated and im- patient, primarily (if unswarely) bent on making things easier on yourself.
For guidance in being a parent,
So what U Ioltatruotivo policy In
read the new book. "Child Be-
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What. is love? What. is the dif- ference hctwmn love and sex? In them such a thing as "love at first night"? What mukea us sometimes fall out of love? Can we both love and hate u pea-Ion at the some am”?
In October Reader's” Digest a renowned biologist tells you all about love the complex unotion that rules every day of you lifo. Got your copy of October Benders Digest today: 48 article: of lasting interest in- cluding the best from current hooks, leading magaziucl. in underused form
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W35 the 809"? Of -3 qlllel Weddlngiher column not by mail or personaton your part to suppose your sinrll fcriiy bend of way. beyond sight, evcning,linterview. Write her in care of failures of so much coiiscqiiciicc gone forever as
go the seasons and years.
Yes. we would slip into our seven lcatzuc boots if we could ,and an autumnal wanderer we would be. loi'"i'ing tip hill and down date.
of broken glass cnfgving the heart and spirit of Later the be"--ly and grandeur scattered Society of Canada Friday at the you can sli.-zic them off willi a so p."
"jtally along the country- Sl(l('.
quietly. come showers.
"It's going to rain? Well what ol it?" our helper of late who "sleeps in" at this house. chuckled to James taking tint stock of the weather this morning.
"Your harveut's int A shower or more would do good now." he teased. "help the after-grass and the roots." .
"Don't forget." James returned with a smile. easing now into his boots, "there are more crops than ours to be saved! And don't im- agine that I'm not concerned about the other man's crop. If there's one thing that bothers me above all else it is to see a crop or even a part of it, being wasted by a spell of unfavorable weath- I...
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.0ur helper sobcred, "providence doesn't give crops to be wasted." he offered. "And if 'n farmer looks to his farming there's always time g: to save it..-if it does rain tc:ls:'.' he nodded. "there'll be gcnd h v: t days yet - or else it'll be a riueer autumn." ' "There is such a thing." James commented. I'lSlltg'8nd picking up cap and jacket. "as being 's day too late for the fairl" l"'ht...snd a day of showers. ar" no sign yet of clearing. Yet it i ll come. In time the darkest shadows dissolve. "the longest chant of raindrops end." Until tomorrow - Diary -- Good- night...
MORNING SMILE
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"Who goes the sentry. "Friend," replied the colonel. "Welcome to our mist!" said the
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It's easy to stay with a reducing diet when you're getting results. Seeing the pointer on the scales drop A pound or two each week keeps morale high and slimming resolutions firm. Northing to it! But just when you've enthustlc- ally figured the date when you'll be i' xvn to beautiful normal weight
- you strike a snag and stop losing.
It's completely bnffling- You're on the same diet. and going right at- on" stretching and bending - but nr" "rig happens. A few weeks of this impasse. and naturally you be- come discouraged and disgruntled. it's difficult to acount for this lull in losing. but it is due to one of three factors or a combination of all of them. After your calorie intr"e has been limited for a time. your system may economize and use less fuel. Or it may Be merely that you have taken off the soft, easy-to-lose fat. and have to give the solid pounds I Jolt before they get moving. Or it could be water retention. When the tissues .,store water as fat is lost. weight re- mains stationary or even goes up a bit. This cnn.occur either at the beginning of a diet or after you have lost some of the Ixceas But water balance always adjusts -then the weight loss which has been going on right along will re- gister in a lump sum on the scales. Here is a promise. If you have
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